Thin Lithium Metal Anodes for Solid State Batteries: The Case for Scalable Evaporation
Matthew Burton(University of Oxford), Mauro Pasta(University of Oxford), Nicholas Butcher(Emerson (United Kingdom)), Mark Copley(University College Cork), Yûichi Aihara(Nissan (Japan)), Sudarshan Narayanan(University of Oxford), Lorenz F. Olbrich(University of Oxford), Toshikazu Kotaka(Nissan (Japan)), Ben Jagger(University of Oxford), Masafumi Shibata(University of Oxford), Shobhan Dhir(University of Oxford), Robert Astbury(Emerson (United Kingdom)), Michael Lain(University of Warwick)
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